Local fallback jQuery (with a twist of Joomla)

January 4, 2012

It’s been a while since the last post, but here were go again anyway! Today there was a small problem with OpenDNS whereby anyone using their service would find that Google’s content delivery network was blocked as a phishing site.

Oh well you say, but Google’s CDN hosts jQuery and have a look at how many sites use this hosted version….

XML dateTime and PHP

July 19, 2011

Today I had to grapple with a Sage based web service and I discovered that XML dateTime formats can give you a large headache

The height(); of bad manners

July 12, 2011

Hello there, to quote Alec Guiness, today i’ve found yet another jQuery inconsistency that needs to be made note of! It would seem that certain version of IE (looks like 8 and 9) along with Opera don’t officially support the jQuery height() function.

HTML over Flash

May 23, 2011

Well it’s been a while since the last post but that doesn’t mean the quality has gone down! Today I needed to show a normal HTML anchor tag, a close button, but over the top of some flash content. Now this works fine in firefox, just create the anchor and move it over the flash.

Add to Joomla message queue

April 20, 2011

Joomla has an internal message system, which queues up pieces of information to relay back to user. You can push messages to the end of this queue very simply